Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
C. MISCELLANY.

I StynSn CuEn'ouos ASo AZ
| Butte.
Hereafter at each meeting Of the mining
| engineers q paper will be read on Butte.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
| shipped eight bars OF Moulton valued at
| about $4,000.
Constable Morsehead and Mr.. Curley
fought mosquitoes in Browns Gulch Sun
day, and say they bit more freely than the
fish.
Messrs. Couture & Leford advertise an
ice cream sociable next Friday, which is
sure to be a success, as their sociables al
ways are.
typographical error in the South Butte
notes made the contract OF B. F. C~atchiDgs
with the Colorado Smelling company to
900.
The loss sustained by Messrs. Lachman
& Dupstan subsequent to the mining engin-
eers' bali on Thursday night, was in n way
chargeable to the help employed that even
ing, nor were they at any time under sus-
picion.
John Dillon, whom Deputy Sheriff Fish
brought back from Anaconda on Sunday.
charged with the theft OF 500 from Oleson
last Thursday, was ~arraigned before Judge
Dingevon and will have his preliminary ex-
animation to-day.
Merrs. Dewitt and Lippincott went out
to the Race Srack on Sunday and came
back with a string of eighty seven fish.
Several of their friends proited by the
catch. They say the mosquitoes are as
voracious az ever there.
Among those who enjoyed the popular
favor at the Opera House last night was
pretty little Katie Osborne, who was a
bright and vivacieus Tim. She made up
in boys clothes and took an intelligent
view Of the character throughout.
Mrs. Julia Reagan died in West Walker
Vile at z o'clock yesterday evening. The
funeral will take place to-day at 2 O'Clock
p. m. from her late residence. Rev. Father
van de Ven will oficiate. Friends and &C
further notice.
consisting of Senators Vest, Cameron and
others, who have been visiting the National
Park, will arrive in Butte to-day. They
are due at Arlee, on the Northern Pacific.
tomorrow morning, from whence they visit
the St. Ignatius Mission.
Attorney ]. NJ. Evans returned from Port
land yesterday, where he went to interview
DR.. MacLennan who, while here, victim
lied several parties by running up accounts
which he failed to settle up when he left for
Portland. Mr.. Evans obtained a satisfac-
tory settlement of several accounts he took
with him.
The case against st. Ange was argued be.
fore Justice Dingevon yesterday afternoon
by Messrs. Lippincott and Haldorn. The
prosecution failed to present a case suffi-
strong to warrant binding over St.
Ange, so he was dismissed and the county
will have to settle the costs.
A very annoying typographical error oc-
Cured in THE MNER'slocal notice columns
Sunday. Fresh candled eggs at IS per
case in five or ten case lots, cheap for cash,
at the California market" was what was
written, but it appeared in print as eau
died eggs at 60 cents per case. The notice
in quotation marks is correct.
Messrs. Mantle & Warren opened their
new and elegant offices, next to The MNER,
The interior arrangements are
a model OF perfection, the furnishings
being of the same rich, solid character as
the wall decorations. The result reflects
credit on the skill and taste of the artists
employed and the good judgment of the
gentlemen themselves.
Summit Encampment No. 4, I. O. q. F.,
fled articles of incorporation in the Recor-
der's Office yesterday. Trustees: George
Thomas Sturtridge and g. C. Craig.
social advancement and enjoyment
Of members and relief of sick, needy and in.
their widows, orphans and families,
md doing such works of charity as is usual
societies of this order.
In the Police Court yesterday James
was sent to the city Jail for four
days in d fault OF a fine of IS and costs
ior vagrancy. M. R. Laughlin was SINH
'arly disposed of for disturbing theTpeace
At the Washington Brewery on Sunday /
BY loud and vociferous language. John |
Ryan was charged with fighting at the
on Sunday night. and paid a fine
Of SIS. so, including the trimmings.